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The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-15

EnSroS GAzrrrrS-NIv rsrne being men,
tsoce& IN yocr lSSs issue Of GkzErrE. ! hose
- yCSS iu2parsfSlity, thar voc viii allow uce
60 S'ass thai eSl1Svs yo2r 0piGloc ~ INV
S-stcle On kGElSz8tioG v0Cl3 hSvs beSr
Vs-y Gl1sSsGt, hses y0c rss3 Il more leiSc-sly.
SAY teSt. III a eocrtCy which needs more
population. - sadly as vs Go, measures must
os tASsr - attract permanent settlers, BY
oot1S - t2- Is practicable What Is doas In
al see ScitsSA colonies, sr,d osGsr countries
Tes9e iuar,lSrstlao Is wanted. VIZ. BY giving
grants os Land
I further S5y shSt the grants uauSs es
c6e-s6 - a I nes eoDs-S vho NAY Ss
broeSes hsrs . sssgls, Whether they be Porsu-
cesse o. q aDy c.hsr oNssozaiISy. sSvoz
Po-sc<usSe, because pcbllc opinion sekuosl
scz,eS tesy seem better Fitted for 5hiS coGa-
~ shtc any Other cGllo2SEty yss lutru-
G1csG. >csGsSs soSas bsstsS people. 1Ir.
Eiisoz, and sAsll gladly he WITH yoc.
AS to- aaaSlaS ~ these Islands EorsG-
EcsSS cOtoav, Il nav be SiSr Of yOcrS> bct
! SSsy yCZ - prove that syss sud anything
- t1&t rccecs. tROcSa ws might fsll under
Sorss Government hlc that which Ws wcCl6
GcG G1Gsr De2 LelE I.
Lastly y0cr assertion that rhsrs : no
lrsSeIC>slo,s SreG tOs settlement hers =
rather SsEl-drcS> If yc1 take II ccGsSGsrS-
s-e Etssd for settlement. and add to theSs
TIE ecosEcCs aloo1ct Of private lands nov
kept luctIll5eG. o. CSeG Only 70 keep 3 few
hs11S q lsNn cattle II properly dealt with.
-Ee unused land % tclS coCGCry cO2lG sup
port nearly 8 million OF inhabitants. Don't
VOC tcTcS that CCs Of al rhsse lands. home
Stsa6S could US found to- = few settlers, Of
Any C&rlO12l,sy yoc rc2y prefer, provided
they 1rs not As,Nsucs A. NAE2CES.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-15
Police Court.
SArCzpAx. November In.

SArCzDAx. November I5th.
Lsosl-F. J. Tsssa. fron prsviccS DAYS.
Mr., Wllcox. lu1srp prszer, gave II syISsucs 3
translation luso EzSirsh of the NtfuGfztAs
article c0npl tlc5G %. Llsc5snars-(1 1Ulolsl
Ashford. cUcpi tI1srt. SyLit. N references 70
tcs article thai Il saS true there vas & ulse.-
llc 0t one Of the ua1pkuIeS of HoGoIclu
E.l1sS tls night II question; It vas not true
-c2t lie Et6s sgseca 70 that company o.
any Others b. Glj Uos S2v gnythirE xblC5
.Gs dISo&cGUs-, 0E the Rl6sS, Eos 10 Szeh
lss-sr Is s-s article stated. Sn5 Eever told
zuy1oGy be GOc sGc1 s letter; has ros been
ADVISED oy Ery person 70 resist @Hy lt= dis
banning the EcEsss nor had l. ever threat
s-sG o. Lu-I11&tSo SGc1 q thicEs c2S never
s=lI az Szy time tc&t scs MsrSe&l would bs
ozsss1 suG he would succeed Eiu1s that whole
1rslc-s - tSc IS 1t referred 10 witness KS
tHlLSs and intended % rfiiccss him. Tas
defense EsG No -vi3s-cs to ofTsr aid moved
HAT the clss Dc dismissed Co1.l1cej TO
me l5c1 ms Tor l1G-C,s-s-
Cr-JSS ces,Lr- IL CcsalEIUE 81 from the
Ac-ok S-S1r Co On August 9th under fISs
-S--csS-t)- )-1reis 80 bCpCgLE Cp o. this
cll-Zs GEs u tie afrsru1o1. for the pCrpCSs
Il being ceEs-Gs6 for trial He 5>e1ZIScsd
tie C0Grt 1y p-0Dpziy plsaGiuz guilty. when
-e vas rs-AEGeo % tbs lScE for sentence
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-15
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Why Opiun onIyl

In TIE z7esch tr0lz the thro1s. 81 sce
--e-7-sz 1s Eee L=z Sllt1rs. rLs crTCE Erz1e
- -l=z-l1z=C - o-E q tE= tEI1-S C=eCLES
--st5-u-' sci rs =zrly 2--=---o-. . tie IS
5S-Es-re- E-Et ElS cac----e --F11-ry q lEs
-----r ITce-ss DIES czSG % oe zECtIs1=t-. s-1
- Tg-5-lCr cE the EAltz 0p-1U 11SI1=ss
I'll u=e- the approval Il all E-z1s- -u-I---5o
r=- OuE-E --St Dc Ez1= c1-rr-zo,--1 Il
=~=-~ s7rs--zg- b-s zEy slJCll 80 EoCl1 s
eI57s5oc De Ll15 o. tE-S drug IElls tEs
-rsz-er s7zL q sEs ll111- --s1e : tLl2E51 tt
= "a Efsk vzrT sCsIL RESTRAINT VI l1s -Eo,
1-.z- ard IlCCr. t1s Lt-lsf : Al prsSe--
----z r---s s1lz1SzE-ty 1ssc thsc EEs tcr1=r-
r : bv far q u,o-s extensive svlI than oglzc
q -rszz-zss. II tE= way q UzlEi.I1---Z
--c1e- 1Ezcers. extra p'lllcs 2E1 offers. 2E1
r--ss7-S sr.5 f.cL-zE1ElsS. L4rZ=ty rezG1re1-
h-s-4-s- - rcz z=s bF zen % this s-IU zlzz-
e W. EuE crLEs- l11-or = q ECssSE- !
--eg.er danger % l1s yC1Eh Ao1 snare %
E1z=E E=1r and E-= ElserE en- pHl- e--~ee
- f-1-1r n this cU--IrF % I1EEceEE ElLEsC
- - -rs- : far n eKcEss q any Imposed
- - - q cuizE- Is looks S10ztI-E=s -
E---- Izs-Tslzr0-s were hopeless befCrs E-Is
1900. sETI u Llc-5- and tL1C-CE Il only \
z1s-z ,s = n % s1rEE Ct IL szrErsss1oo- II
: tHcczhE zosElEE caC pe 11Cs sSAl1sl
E1-o- szccsssf1Ily 6ecl1se sxzrsuE sl,r121
s-s1-sz L Eo1li u1s have The sUpEozE q F-o-
- z---T-.ers. But p1ol1E Ssz1Il1sC- L Zr0F-
- a-.5 ths eEIL and IEI-=ti,e ot tE= 1z-1r
re- : becoEinz. and : UoE, too Zrsat .
= b1rrs. z-5 Z l. kz-1 tJ-= U-=u a11 EoCs1
s---7s r,1zss -Ez1-selFss 80 pat Z ooEE-
Tez-s : already = great osat q healthy
r-Hl-s =zrtlu-srt II fsTo- y teEperzEce II
E1-sIzIz sr5 throzEhozE tEe coC1ErE- g
h=sr q Z e1.15Ig 1zE5Sr q petI-l1os E1lc1
81 : r-sssutss to thz pcsssEE IsElzl4t7rs
ssz7-- s1r vsriozs degrees o hssZlsl2El11 9u
- IS1-or --ssa1oa- and II tie re11r111srs
81 % - zezt thzE want fE7C TIE lszIsl8
t--=- rEzT ali urssszk tkzESslEss EIin t.
s=-5-7sssts eozraze % tie 1eI-z 911 co0e
a. CO. a-zl-- TIL lIkE the EoCe1 oetors Ece
--l-ss f-sssrss- they s1E4 D cssro Lor t1sIr
T---,---r-rtv II for COsEluE else II s1sE-
- - u-=ubsrs q the ErsssEs leZlsizt1rs
a. -gsfzz fcr th= s11CCsss19u q tne oF5l1l
- - sal s55 -sz1 TIE lGz5r trzt-c
- I'll kavz TIE ksErEy approval and t1Az -
- 4 Ta-z= b,1,5v OF In1z=CEIzi pss7rte tnrU1sZ1-
- - -y,--t-v- his 51Sz1sss q Cz1zfzc-
t--f-- su5 seIIl-z lgz1r has been tolerated
= t,--S- sr5 sIIoEs6 80 take szs-c cssp rooc-
= zssrs % have the rIEes q sz1g1IEy 10
srT-- - s7zrisk- P0lEgzEE and slavery
- -r= zau-e rIzEr q z1t1z11zF- o1E sE=E
- - sTF5zs.i for thst resso1- Ic= Erss--
- --r1u.-n,{s of tEs Iig11- bzsz1sss s11 u
---z-sz-e s5ese-ss L the fES5isH q zsz1z
E--or. II L were Ezsd oClT q ssh peopl@
= lFf= eezutrv a. ttoee Et0 1Se ogEz1- II
s-u--sss1az ard entire Pr9crnlEl51 S1'--o o
- s-r..c- ciizEz5- Lss Z z1zrs EIs sal1s
fac 81 GczzE-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-15
Fraudulent Bankruptcies.

E1rEoE GAzE-rs= It Is with pleasure thaz
I rsEd F01r ztitCELsL II to-5sy'S Issue. ziyu-
eating u5cEEcIcs and material mans lien
law WHICH L a Crying Necessity IN this c0GE-
try. and IN LtclzIcE s1ch law We are behind
all English SpeGzr1g Countries IT I may Be
1llJEsC 70 suggest another measure which
EoCi1 serve % u-Oseet or Business Esu
fr1G wholesale SEIcGIsrs, EEy sdozId tts
Lsg lSLEsEre not insert : penal cLtcSe II the
- B.sEkruDtEy Asz We have rad % uaznv
Instances Of frszdGieut baukru1teiss lately
that tine spent oy the LegiSt st1re C2o1 this
S1b5ecs E01td o. ANYTHING bit =sS5eS- and
E0Cli save thousands Of dollars TO OR
wholesale houses alone Lex
EoucLzlz- N5Eeu5e- 6. 1857.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-15
Fire at the Resormatov School.

Beszee1 7 and p n Monday week
Z Ere broke JGt II the kitchen q tEe
RzforEz-ocy Sca1s5I- Being outside TIE DIS
tries II alarm =zs runz E5r apparEt1s sent
ozs- FIrs MErshzI MctJ1Irs and otE=rs vent
u the place. ao=eFer, and assisted Principal
N=e6h41 and the boys Of the institution n
preyectIrZ TIE sprssd of the 1Eu=S- b Z
Zoo5 deal 0f sI=rtI1u tie I ms =ere c01-
Gzsd % toe small 51Ildluz E1=re they
stzrtsd- which vas Itself pretty e1npletsIy
6zrut cut
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-15

j CORRESPONDENT while approving
Of our advocacy Of d mechanics lien
law. suggests another needed enact
ment IN the shape Of a penal clause
IN the bankruptcy law There have
been gross abuses under that law
which means should be taken to pre-
vent IN future 1t hardly seems right
that persons with fixed incomes, or
lot engaged in any business Of buy
ing and selling, should have the
privileges OF the bankruptcy act
Great difficulty has been experienced
IN other countries II devising bank
ruptcy laws TO give general satlsfae-
ton II any have succeeded IN at
tanning the object even apprO1im-
atelz, ne should ike to have the
features Of the particular system to
recommend for imitation by this
country The sff0rding of relief to IN
fortunate tradesmen, providing for an
equitable distribution Of bankrupt's
assets among creditors, the prevent
ing and furnishing Of frauds upon
creditors and the economical and
honest winding up Of bankrupt con-
Germs, constitute the main require
ments Of bankruptcy law An
enactment that allows q man without
any business where capital Is risked,
or any property other than personal
that may be levied upon, to slip OF q
load OF debt ss he does the coat that
is not paid for, enabling him to begin
z new career Of beating the town for
his Subsistence, Is q law that needs
amendment This Is q matter that
We think the Chamber Of Commerce
should deliberate upon, with view
TO securing Legislation at the regular
session Of the Assembly.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-15

Among the begging letters recently
received Et the Office OF { benevolent
society was one running thus: This
unfortunate young man i the only
son q & widow VINO died chIIdIess-
and his earnings maintained his aged
father and infant brothers whose
whole supp1Et he is The Secretary
Of the B1resu wrote on the margin Of
the epistle the following note: The
Circumstances OF this case are eTi-
dentIy exaggerated
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-15

Before 1793 g negro slave could
not possibly pick more than four
pounds OF cotton in day Whitney
invented the eyttOn gin and II at
onee became possible for one person
IN Al ordinary work-dsy to prepare
over 800 pounds. thereby reducing
the price Of . yard Of cotton goods to
z dime that would have cost 3 dollar.
4 % ounce nugget has been IN
esrthed By Chinsmsn at HsrgraTes,
Australia The news OF the ind
leaked out through the transmission
OF II to the mint BY Chinese agents.
The celebrated Cair nugget Of eEt-
was found at HzrgrsTes N the year
1852, and recently z few miles away,
st the Maitland bar, 46O-oUnce mug
get vas found
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-15

East INnIAN tea had no sooner
gained & vantage in Australia than
Fili&n tsS entered the same market,
Hawaii viii have TO look sharp in the
development Of new productions, or
she VIII De distaneed by other trop-
ical countries in all directions.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-15
speciol Notifies
KING BROS,

lWPefseys and pesleys in ART Goods, Artists
Materials, OF Paintings, ny local artists; Photo
graphs ot Island scenery, Chremes, olegraphs
FssselS, Water co,ors, Alhems, Plush and geeaN
GoN1s, &c, sc, Essmes of any sna all kinds
msde 70 order Reelld,pr aud repairing old
pietsres aud Mirgey Francs specially
KING BROS,
n6i N uonolnlp, II. |.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-15
Conference on Te@Pera7ee-

An insz=urizI eo1fs-s1cs q re Hg1oE
- -sz - e the I. N G 4 FGEioEs
. Mozssy week PrI1cIPel Asrrzst seG1-
"a shs eEETr. and speeches EsEs NE y
FET- Dr.. EE5e. Cl-zsf I1stlce 3z1.1r hs5- >
z. B5shop, MssEZs- P. G so1ss. = D 49, -
- T---5=E1sSgr1. AZ Leazs Of . rzd1eEi c1ar-
srrzr. cI51I5 hardly be s1pecte1 . tns eLLr2
- Ssus sueakezs e11p1asz1-a II N
Ucrtsucs q s5EszEI1E b dslz7sE@s@ s--E=ss
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-15

Did you ever said one preacher
TO another, -stznd at the door after
y0ar sermon- and listen to what
people said about It ss they passed
0ut 2 The other replied: . 1 did
ono re ps1ss and sigh but I'll
new 10 20 sgs-E
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-15

1t must take long time to get to
heaven remarked little Pittsburg
boy as be watched q funeral process
sim 90 past
why, WiIlies" asked his mamma
Because the carriages go 30 slow"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-15

TIE shore end of s. cable from
the mainland Of China has been sue
eeSStUlly laid on the island Of For
rl0SS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-15
MR.. w. F. ALLEN .

Has Sh etioe With MessrS, sishop& Co, corner
ot Mvseasnt ssd Naahamsnu Streets, and he
viii be pleased so attend 10 any business On.
iraSted 10 him, iiTs I'm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-15
Nem 70urrtlsrmrnts.
NOTICE

NJ II
THE PARTN NERSHIP HERE
l tofore existing between IL Maetsrlane aud
A MARQUES, both Of Honolulu, under the firm
name ot J F Grsham i co, doing business IN
nrayaSe and Feed, st - King Street, was dis
solved by mutuSl consent on the LIST day OF Feb,
iSSt; all outstanding debts 10 DC pald 10 Snd by
II NGcfarlSne.
II NACFARLANE,
\ MARQUES.
Houcl1lu, Oct -, 1887 a0St-dsT iw
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-15

roskSaS sass q the Sroca3 az every step. 50
that when 3 position was oaee ssiaeS Il
ShoGli ros be rscsSeS frcsa.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-15
The NIaiaea'. lamont.

To think that i'to nearly thirty
And. alas avn SinSle yet
kor all the yOene a1en are pauparS.
Aaa els epes axe all yea eau eet
IL
., S'poSe shah have to take him.
For h,,'S rich. we'll bora. and all that's
But, q, he's 50 3re8dially stupid,
And 50 Gsigh;ially dampy and fat
III.
RQt. sh | must cease this lamensirc,
For know he viii be here soons
Ia fact, see the reflection
OF his bald spot tbecs ou the moon
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-15
NOTES AND COMMENTS,

rEsE records Indicate & praise
worthy resi- in the police force to
suppress needless and furious driv~
lng,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-15

~ No handbook exeels the HAWAII
AN ALMANAC AND ANNUAL Tor
,shSols statistical aud general information re-
StsRg 10 these Islands. Price 81 cents OF
matted abroad, 81 cents each.
T. q, rHRUM, PunAisnsR,
tSlly Honolulu, Il. I.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-15
Notice! ]!

A 7 THE ADJOURNED AN
IA GuAl meeting OF the Stockholders OF the
GROVE RANCH PLANTATION COMPANY.
held 81 the Office ~ Hon ;. 3. DOLE, on the Slst
ult, the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year:
=. Is pole-.....................-P President
: ). Hartweli. .yice-President
]. b. AtheItou. Treasurer
M-r. Allen. ..........-.. SecretIry
]. II. PAty.....-...... ............ Auditor
". z. ALLEN
1861 7S-lt Sec'y q. X. E. Co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-15

WHI1S TIE Legislature is about it,
If Government Offices are to be rid Of
persons noted for not paying their
debts, there should be a law enacted
10 make the salaries Of officials at
tacha6le, Ii Is hard TO see why the
wages Of anybody else should be
SarniShesd, If servants Of the public
are 10 be exempt from similar pro
CESS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-15

MECHANICAL DRAWING AND
ENGINEERING. bay aud Evening Classes
for Students.
W. $. WEBSTER
Consulting SnSiueer. Campbell Block. Merchant
itSs Street uOnoulu, H., /. Sm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-15
NOTICE.
Executors Notice !,

EAptUIUFS NUIItt
THE UNDERSIGNED HAV-
l Ing been duly appointed Executors Of the
VIII OF t AK. of Waiau. Eva, recently de-
ceased, do her-hy give notice TO all persons hav-
iuS claims against said estate, whether secured
cr uu secured. TO present the sSms together with
al vouchers therefor, daily authenticated; 10 the
said Executors. az the office OF Sing Ch7ng &
Company in Honolulu. within six months from
tn date hereof; or such claims will be forever
barred. All persons Indebted TO said estate are
likewise requested 10 make immediate payment
OF such debts - said office
TONG CHONG SOY.
LEONG NAM
Executors Will OF T. Aki
Honolulu, Nov. Is. 1887. ti92 81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-15

THIS PAPER IS kept on die a, E, Z.
nAHS'S Advertising Agency, 81 and IS Mer-
chants Exchange, san francisco, Cal, where
contracts for Advertising can be made tori,.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-15
bIuIa 3

g and
tht In,
itivef 81
lea ~
bD and
yaulet
yrhH
hnbero 0
be regal
trs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-15
FURNISHED ROOMS

Nea; aud costly Ea,n,shea Rooms can be had
6y an earl, application a, No. 4 GARDEN
LANE. 99s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-15

HAVING often written in favor Of
the question Of prison reform being
taken up in the Legislature of this
Kingdom, we are very much Sratihed
ac the action OF the present Assembly
II appointing 5 commission 10 IN
yeSJlgate our prison system and re
port observations and recommends
uOuS 70 the regular session.
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Hrs. Lists Funeraa.

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ney List took place yesterday morn
ing from her late residence, corner
of Chapline and Twentyseoond
Streets, where she has lived for
many years, and where she died on
Tuesday evening last in the eighty
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Order of Publication.

West Virginia, to-wit:
At Rules held in the Clerks office OF the
Circuit Court of Wood county, on the first
Monday in January, 1887.
LENNON aud Guthrie Lennon, children
and heirs at law OF Jacob Lennon, de-
ceased, Compartments.
George H. Lennon, Frederick Lennon,
Almira 3. MalOney, late Lennon, and
Abrnm Maloney, her husband, Abram Ma
loney in his own righL, Charlotte Valen-
tine late Lennon, widow.of -. Valentine,
deceased, Albert S. Lennon, Harriet VAL
eniine, la lennon, and A. l.. Valentine,
her husband, John p Lennon, James
Lennon, Nancy Mackey, late Lennon,
and Alex. Mackey, her husband, George
hickle, Martin Hickie, Nelson Hickle,
lums, her husband, Nancy Bevans, late
Hickle, and -. Bevans, her husband, chill
dren and heirs at law of Sarah Hickle, de-
ceased, late Sarah Lennon, and children,
grand children and heiss at law of George
s. Lennon, decreased, d. Deaton, II. l..
Jackson and Samuel Stewart Sheriff of
of the estate OF George 8. Lennon, deceas-
ed, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is to obtain parti-
ton of the tract of land of which George &.
Lennon died seized, as mentioned in the
bill and amended bill in this suit, If the
same be susceptible of partition, and If not,
to have the same sold and the proceeds dis
tributed among those entitled thereto, to
have an account of the rents and profits of
the said land taken, and distribution of
the same made among The parties entitled
thereto.
And it appearing by affidavit filed at
John P. LEBANON, James Lennon, Nancy
Mackey, Alex. Mackey. George Hick!e, Mar
lin Hickle, Nelson Hickle, Nancy Bevans,
and =. bevans, her husband, are not resi-
dents of this State, on motion of the COM
plalnants by counsel, it is ordered that said
absent defendants do appear within one
month after the first publication Of this or
der and do what is necessary to protect
their interests in this suit; and that copy
of this order he forthwith published and
posted according to law.
A copy; teste,
o. NJ. CLEMENS, Clerk.
Beard Lockhart, Sol. for CompPt.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-01-19
AL AND CLASSIC.
AL ACADEMY.
W. o. FRIES, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL.

W. o. FRIES, A NJ, PRINCIPAL.
This school offers both SEXES superior facil-
ties for study in Academical, and Musical
Departments.
It's courses OF study are superior to those
of the best city schools OF the State, and are
equal to those in many old schools, having
an enviatSe reputation as colleges
This school prepares for Law, Medical or
advanced standing in Literary Colleges.
Latin, Greek, German and English are
thoroughly taught.
The Teachers Course is equal to that Of
fered by the best normal sch OILS in other
States, and may be had at less cost.
Library, Apparatus, Charts, Penmanship,
Book Keeping, and Vocal Music free to all
students.
A Christian school, as free from politics,
and seotarianism as any COED public school.
Board, per week, 81. All expenses as low
as possible.
SpriGg Term begins March 9th, and ends
June l6, 1887.
Glasses arranged in all Branches taught in
Public Schools of West Virginia during
this 1erm,
ForGatalogues, &C., address
Rev. G. HALL, Agent,
Buckhannon, w. Va.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-01-19
Shafer's Asthmatic Match.

Shafer's Asthmatic Match will relieve
and cure Asthma, Catarrh, Branchitis and
Whooping Cough.
When DR.. thafer was himself almos dead
from years of suffering with Asthma,
Bronchitis and Calarrh, he at length dis
covered a remedy which has done for him
wonders, having had but one attack in 10
months whereas he formerly had one and
two every month.
Others who have used his remedy testify
of it's value. He is now manufacturing the
medicines and offers them to the sufferers
from these diseases.
send 81 90 by register or postal order to DIR.
w. p. Shafer, Box 9l2, arkersburg, W. Va,
and get IL boxes Of this valuable remedy by
express, AS matches are not admit ed through
the mail. Please send name of your nearest
express office.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-01-19
ALONG THE PROHIBTTlON
LINES.

The Cincinnati Enquirer thinks
in five years there will be left in
Ohio only two parties, the Prohi
bition aud Democratic.
Mental suasion for the man that
thinks
Moral suasion for the man that
drinks,
Legal suasion for the drunkard
maker,
Prison suasion for the statute
breaker.
A concurrent resolution provid-
ing for the submission of the
question of the Prohibition of the
sale Of intoxicating beverages to a
popular vote was introduced in
both branches of the Missouri Leg
islature last Friday.
Coalton, O., has 1900 inhabit-
ants. Out of total vote of 243 it
gave Prohibition a majority of Al.
The Knights of Labor voted in q
body for Prohibition.
In Franklin, KY, the City Coun-
Gil assed strong resolutions last
week, repeating all licenses for sa-
looms or he sale of liquor in any
quantity whatever.
HuRRAH! Mclean County, KY,
carried Prohibition last week, by
$50 majority.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-01-19
Where to buy Carriages.

The old, reliable carriage maker
of West Virginia is Daniel For
dyce of Clarksburg- For substan-
tial and excellent workmanship,
his buggies and carriages of all
kinds take the premiums at the
fairs wherever they 60, When any
of our readers want buggy phae
ton or carriage of any kind it will
pay to CORE pond with Mr.. For
dyce. His work is well known
Throughout the State, and will be
sent to any point desired.